Hello. Does anyone have an RS or X86 server in the Netherlands?
I'd like to buy one from you. I really need a server in this specific location. For some reason, Netcup doesn't offer more servers in the Netherlands.
Is this possible?
Who has a server in the Netherlands?
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jekasumy -
November 26, 2025 at 9:55 PM -
Thread is Resolved
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Netcup offers servers in Manassas (USA), Vienna (Austria) and Nuremberg (Germany). That's it. No Netherlands. They never ever have offered servers there. So if you are looking for a server there, you are in the wrong forum of the wrong provider.
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That's it. No Netherlands. They never ever have offered servers there.
they did: Amsterdam Hosting, ohne rote Lichter - Neuer Server Standort in der Niederlande!
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Netcup offers servers in Manassas (USA), Vienna (Austria) and Nuremberg (Germany). That's it. No Netherlands. They never ever have offered servers there. So if you are looking for a server there, you are in the wrong forum of the wrong provider.
Not quite correct. There is also Amsterdam as a netcup location. See https://www.netcup.com/en/about-netcup/server-locations But at the moment, they either have no capacities there or it is priority low at the moment. I don't know what's the real reason. Anyway, it's absolutely ok to ask for servers at this location. I'm sure they are out there, although probably not very many of them.
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If you're okay with an x86 VPS instead of RS, you can still select NL right now. This is a current screenshot
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If you're okay with an x86 VPS instead of RS, you can still select NL right now. This is a current screenshot
Yes, but they are all sold out:
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Ah crap. I missed that
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If you're okay with an x86 VPS instead of RS, you can still select NL right now. This is a current screenshot
Unfortunately, it's out of stock.
If anyone has it but doesn't need it, I'd be happy to buy it from you.
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As tab already mentioned, they currently don’t seem to have any capacity in the Netherlands (Amsterdam), nor are they able to obtain any. The real reasons for this are known only to netcup itself. But if I understood correctly at the last community event, netcup can only purchase certain capacities at certain prices in order to continue offering low prices to its end customers.
So it’s either a matter of waiting, or ordering from a competitor — which is usually significantly more expensive.
